Ocean Mapping Technology Workshop
Monday May 1st, 2017
OVERVIEW
Over the past two decades, the technology we use to map and understand the seafloor and ocean systems has advanced dramatically. Software and hardware for the collection, processing, analysis and visualization of data has moved on tremendously. Scientific forums such as GeoHab have helped bring together technology providers and end users to advance the science associated with how we map, study and managed the marine environment.
The goal of this GeoHab workshop is to offer software and hardware vendors an opportunity to showcase the latest and greatest innovations in ocean mapping tools to the seafloor geological and habitat mapping science community. This may include hands-on trials of the latest software tools, classroom sessions on technology developments, or field demos of hardware.
WORKSHOP AGENDA
Downloadable Workshop Agenda
8:30 - Welcome and opening remarks
8:45 - Plenary session: Overview on major hardware and software technology advances over the past decade associated with marine geological and biological habitat mapping (1 or 2 short overview presentations – speakers TBD)
9:15 - Morning breakout sessions. Participants will sign up for sessions through the online registration process with vendors of interest
Esri:
Computer lab
Analysis, visualization and Sharing of 3D Ecological Marine Data
R2sonic:
Field demo
R2Sonic 2026 Multi-Spectral Survey Demonstrations
QPS:
Computer lab
Acquire, Process, Visualize, Share: Utilizing QPS Software Solutions for Marine Habitat Mapping
HYPACK:
Classroom
HYPACK: Comprehensive Habitat Mapping Solutions for all Applications
Maritime Way Scientific:
Classroom
Acoustic Seabed Classification of Multibeam Data with SWATHWAY
12:00 - Lunch
1:30 - Afternoon breakout sessions. Participants will sign up for sessions through the online registration with vendors of interest
Esri :
Computer lab
Analysis, visualization and Sharing of 3D Ecological Marine Data
R2sonic:
Field Demo
R2Sonic 2026 Multi-Spectral Survey Demonstrations
QPS:
Computer lab
Integrated Analysis of Video and Still Images Within a Combined 4D Scene
DASCO:
Field demo
Klein Marine Systems and HYPACK
Teledyne Caris:
Classroom
What's new in CARIS HIPS and SIPS: Habitat mapping with SIPS Backscatter
PING DSP:
Classroom
3D Sidescan Sonar - An introduction to, and demonstrations of the Technology and its 3D Imaging and Mapping Capabilities
4:00 - Plenary session: Panel discussion with vendors on the panel – discussion on where the technology is going; what are the next innovations; where is support/research effort needed from an industry perspective etc.
5:00 - Close of workshop